when you see the health care names that are down just as much as everybody else, energy names, staples to the down side, you know it's a weak day overall here. i particularly want to note, and a lot of people have been asking about bond etfs. it's the second biggest question we're getting. tips are down and have been down rather noticeably for the last few weeks, and i would note that even though the oqd is to the down side, mandy, the yields are really start to go bounce back up. for example, that corporate bond etf now yields to 45% considering what it was a few weeks ago. >> let's get to rick santelli. what are you seeing, rick? >> 239 a very key top from 2011 and 2012, but we're start to go move back above it. we're currently at 22 high yields. should the market close above 240, we could keep the momentum. but here's the key, mandy. like in the early '90s when george zoros and the bank of england were going at it, the in flexion point was when it was perceived there was more money to be made, challenging the bank of england and going along with them. many traders think we've reache